With the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic and the ensuing prevalent restriction of movement in many parts of the world, it is obvious that remote work is here to stay and it will continue to grow globally. There are speculations that even after the pandemic, many businesses will easily adapt to the “new normal” of …
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Happy New year to you and welcome to my first blog post in 2020. This year promises to be a one of great progress and prosperity. I hope you are ready. If money is a defense, then Financial Intelligence is the attack – FINTEL Coach As we begin the year, I want to share with …
Your dreams of Financial Freedom and luxury are what constitute your VISION.
I know you might be wondering what on earth could cause the FINTEL Coach to proudĀ of being in debt. š Debt is one financial term that gives many people breathing issues and heart attack. It is a painful reminder of the consequences of our poor financial decisions; our inability to utilize and maximize the resources …
GreedĀ is an inordinate or insatiable longing for unneeded excess, especially for excess wealth,Ā status,Ā power, or food. It is an inordinateĀ desireĀ to acquire or possess more than one needs. (Wikipedia) From a moral standpoint, the word “greed” is usually the subject of reprove and is considered a sin. Jesus warned his followers to “take heed, and beware of …
Hehe hehe. I know what you’re thinking. You’re probably thinking, “imagine that a whole FINTEL Coach does not have the money to subscribe and he’s coming to praise ‘Facebook without pictures’. Hian, who does that?” Lol. š Well, you are entitled to your opinion and you may be correct or you may be wrong. Whatever …
MONEY as we all know is a NECESSITY. Some call it evil, some call it good. Some worship it, some despise it. Whatever, your view on money is, the fact remains that in the end, you will always NEED IT to meet your earthly needs. If money is so important, then we have to ensure …
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